The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-12-06
sADLCARNoTs ELECTION.
The English and Russian Press Favor
able in their Comments.

In0 EngllSQ ana fuSSldI1 EF0SS = dVOE-
able in their Comments.
PARIS, Dec. 5.-President Sadi-Carnot, at
his reception to the retiring Rouvier Cabi-
net last evening, thanked them for the
patriotic devotion they had shown during
the recent crisis. He said he would not
form a Cabinet until after he had consulted
with the Presidents Of the Senate and
Chamber of Deputies and the chiefs of the
Republican groups.
The Journal des Debats advises the Presi-
dent to retain the present Ministry.
Republican journals advise policy of
appeasement and concentration.
Conservative papers say such policy
would be a lasting success. Thirty candi-
dates for the Senate were nominated i'll vari-
GUS departments yesterday. Most of them
were Republican.
The President to-day received NJ. Goblet,
NJ Clemenceau and Others.
The Chambers on assembling tomorrow
will again adjourn to await the formation
of a Cabinet.
The Projects of all the departments report
an excellent impression produced by the
election of NJ. Sadi-Carnot.
The evening papers publish number of
Ministerial combinations, but none are
definite.
Gen. Boulangerhas sent a telegram to NJ.
Sadi-Carnot congratulating his former coll
league in the Ministry upon his being raised
to the honor of President.
The Bourse was buoyant to-day. Rentes
advanced 65 centimes; credit fancier 2lf
Suez Canal 22f; Panama canal 13f, and for
eign securities g per cent.
COMMENTS OF GERMANY's PRESS.
BERLIN, Dec. 5.-The German newspapers
generally, in their comments on the election
oh ttaa,, fafo al VIC
The TdgbLntt saws: "Sadi- -Carnot is a neutral
personality but his Republicanism is
undoubted and he will repel, with whatever
force he has, all attempts toward the
restoration of monarchy"
The Vossiche Zeitung sees in his election
some guarantee of peace within and without
France.
The National considers him most re-
spectacle person and man who will treat
seriously political affairs
The Post says: 1.-THE defeat OF M. de Frey
cinet and NJ Ferry means that the party in
favor CT European war is discouraged"
The MontdgSbL0tt congratulates France
upon getting an honest man with calm
mind, but expresses doubt as to his strength
of character
AT THE MERCY OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, Dec. 5.--The Times, comment
ing on the election of M. Sadi-Carnot to the
Presidency of France, says For the pres
ent the Republicans are united and able to
show q firm front against Monarchlst in
trigues and Anarchist outbreaks, but M.
di-Carnot holds his position at the mercy
of parliamentary vote"
DE FREYcINET OFFERS TO FORM A CABINET.
LONDON, Dec. 6, 3 A. M.--The Paris cor
respondent of the Times says: IN. de
Freycinet to-day called upon M. Sadi-Car-
not and offered to form Cabinet. NJ.
Grevy and M. Wilson are living in house
in Avenue Jena, which is almost unfus
nished and is without servants. M. VIII
sons health is breaking. There is no change
in NJ Grevy's appearance or bearing"
RUSSIAN APPROVAL.
ST. PETERSBURG. Dec. 5.--The papers
here approve of the election of Sadi-Car-
not.
The Nouoe Vrentyd says the solution OF
the crisis was fortunate in every way.